09 Dec Maxine Bosch
Maxine Corrine Bosch, 68 of Bismarck, North Dakota passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, December 6th, 2022. A Visitation will be held on Sunday, December 11, from 5-7 PM with a prayer service starting at 7. A Memorial Service will be held at 10:00 AM on Monday, December 12, at Bismarck Funeral Home.
Max was born October 25th, 1954, to Martin and Ruth (Retzlaff) Reuer. She was the third of 7 children, born and raised in Bismarck North Dakota. Max married Jim on February 23rd, 1974. Together they raised two children, Jamie, and Heidi. Max was known for her love of reading, her witty sense of humor and her Maxisms. She had a love for children as she did daycare for many years. At the time of her death, she was a beloved hard-working employee of Sam’s Club.
Max is survived by her husband of 48 years, Jim of Bismarck, Son Jamie (Amy) Bosch of Bismarck, Daughter Heidi (Dan) Kath of West Fargo, 3 Grandchildren Justin & Bradley Bosch of Bismarck and Kelcie Kath of West Fargo. Her Brothers Timothy and Robert (Kim) Reuer of Bismarck, Mae McDonald (and fiancé) of Nebraska, Rinda Bachmeier of Minot, Brother-in-Law Gary Bosch of Bismarck and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
Max is preceded in death by her parents Martin and Ruth Reuer, Sister Margie, Bother Thomas, her mother and Father-in-Law Irene and George Bosch, Sister-in-Laws Linda Dworshak and Lee Reuer.
A livestream of the service will also be available on the Bismarck Funeral Home Facebook page.
We will forever miss you “Maximus Prime” forever gonna miss that smile and that every AM comment when we worked together “here comes trouble” and I looking around going who? Where? And you chuckling going you know who. The talks in the breakroom and the words of advice. Thank you Max for everything you’ve done for so many of us and giving us a smile every day we spoke even a few words to. You are and always will be the best of the best! Rest well you wonderful woman. Take care
God bless you all. I am so sorry to hear about Maxine. We are thinking of you all. Praying for comfort and healing
Prayers and thoughts go out to Jim, Jamie, Heidi, and family. Max was a great neighbor with such a funny personality and I always remember her distinct laugh about things. She found humor in our goofy ‘Wicks Boys ways” and she was always looking for the next thing to laugh about. That’s how I remember her anyways, I hadn’t thought a lot about it until now but I remember her vividly. I remember she cared for a lot of ‘little ones’ for many years at her daycare. I would run into her less frequently over the years but it was always like a very familiar face and never like a stranger you haven’t seen for awhile. It’s becoming more obvious to me as I get older that we often wish we would ‘randomly run into’ people more often when it is too late, and Max is one of those people for me. Every encounter over the years was met in humorous fashion and a good chuckle. Wishing your family God’s peace as you grieve your loss. God bless.